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Elizabeth DYSON(Betty TATTERSALL)

1782 – 1859 · Barrowford, Nelson, Lancashire
Partner: Roger TATTERSALL · Partner: James WILKINSON
👶Birth
abt 1782
🏛️ Industrial Revolution transforms Lancashire
Barrowford, Nelson, Lancashire 📍 ⓘ1851 Census
Death Certificate
💒Marriage
13/10/1804
Roger TATTERSALL
St Mary's Church, 5 Cross Lane, Newchurch-In-Pendle, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 9JH 📍 ⓘLancashire Online Parish Clerks
Marriage Certificate 📎 View 📎 View

Marriage: 13 Oct 1804 St Mary, Newchurch in Pendle, Lancashire
Roger Tattersall - (X), this Chapelry
Betty Dyson - (X), this Chapelry
Witnesses: John Pomfret; John Brotherton
Married by Banns by Thos Hugginson Minister
Register: Marriages 1788 - 1813
Source: LDS Film 1278872

🏠Lived
1841
Lock Gate, Rossendale, Lancashire 📍
Also: Jane Tattersall (30) & Richard Tattersall (12) ⓘ1841 Census 📎 View
💼Occupation
1841
Bread Baker ⓘ1841 Census
🏠Lived
1851
🏛️ Irish Potato Famine
Higham, Burnley, Lancashire 📍 ⓘ1851 Census 📎 View
💼Occupation
1851
🏛️ Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace
Bread Baker ⓘ1851 Census
💼Occupation
1859
🏛️ Darwin publishes On the Origin of Species
Hand Loom Weaver ⓘDeath Certificate
✝️Death
11/11/1859
Higham, Burnley, Lancashire 📍
Aged 77
Old Age ⓘDeath Certificate 📎 View
🪦Burial
15/11/1859
Higham Wesleyan Chapel, Higham Hall Road, Higham, Burnley, Lancashire 📍
Grave 391 ⓘBurial Records 📎 View 🔗 View
Children with Roger TATTERSALL
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Mary TATTERSALL
b. 1805, Newchurch-In-Pendle, Lancashire · d. 1868, Padiham, Burnley, Lancashire · m. Charles WILMORE
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Richard TATTERSALL
b. 1806, Goldshaw Booth, Lancashire · d. 1808, Goldshaw Booth, Lancashire
Children with James WILKINSON
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Hannah TATTERSALL
b. 1812, Higham, Burnley, Lancashire · m. Edward STARKIE
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Witness of her Death: Hannah TATTERSALL
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